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Mars Image 2003/09/25(UT)

Frank J Melillo,Fattinnanzi Cristia,Carmelo Zannelli,Christophe Pellier,Nicolas Biver,Damian Peach

Frank,C.Fattinnanzi,C.Zannelli,Christophe,Nicolas,D.Peach

解説（安達）
  日本からの観測はなかった。クリスティアン・ファッティナンジ氏(Cristian
Fattinnanzi)の画像では、ヘラス(Hellas;290W-50)にダストがかかっているの
ではないかとの指摘があるが、確かにダストのベールが覆っている様子を記録
している。緑の画像でも明るく写っており、そのことを裏付けている。ニコラ
ス・ビバー氏(Nicolas Biver)は北の端に明るい雲を記録しており、相変わら
ずアキダリウム(Acidarium;30W,+50)付近は活発な雲が出ているようだ。
(reported by 6 observers)

September 25th, 2,003.
There was no observation from Japan.  Because a veil hangs on Hellas
(290W,-50)  Cristian Fattinnanzi points out whether it is not here.
Hellas is certainly covered with veil.  Even a green image is reflected
cheerfully.  Nicolas Biver records a light cloud at the end of the north
of the Mars.  As before, Mare Acidarium (30W,+50) is covered with light
cloud.
FROM Makoto ADACHI
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Frank J Melillo(Celestron 203mm Schmidt Starlight Xpress MX-5)

Solis Lacus is visible near CM. It gives me an impression of a spider-web or an eye that looking at us.
Also, it surrounded by streaks or 'canal-like appearance'. I wonder if this what Percival Lowell saw especially at low resolution.
[Frank J Melillo Holtsville NY U.S.A]
Cristian Fattinnanzi ( 250mm Newtonian Philips Vesta Pro) 

ヘラスにダスト雲がかかっているのでは?
[Cristian Fattinnanzi :  Macerata ITALY]
Carmelo Zannelli ( 412mm Newtonian: Philips ToUcam pro) 

130mm Newtonian : Philips ToUcam pro
[Carmelo Zannelli ,  Sicily-Italy]
Christophe Pellier (180mm Newtonian webcam Toucam Pro)

Again a good night (now it's going to be rainy here).
Again some thick morning mists, already visible on the G raw frames.
[Christophe Pellier Bruz City , France]
Nicolas Biver (256mm Newtonian Drawing) 
Date: 2003-09-25 20:57 UT
CML = 26.0, Dia.=21.7" Ls=267.74
Instrument: 40.7-cm Newtonian, x700
Seeing: 5 to 7 /10
Transparency 9 to 4 /10 (fog)
Location: near "Col de la Bonette", Alps, France
[Nicolas Biver  MEUDON, FRANCE]

Damian Peach (11" (28 cm) Celestron SCT:Philips ToUcam Pro) 

11" (28 cm) Celestron SCT @ f/31.4. Philips ToUcam Pro Webcam.
Total exposure times:
True Tech Red Light + IR Rejection: ~300 x 0.04 secs
True Tech Blue Light + IR Rejection: ~1300 x 0.04 secs
Seeing variable (Pickering 3-7) at 20 degs. Good (p6-8) at 50 degs.
Transparency excellent (5.0mag.)
No wind. Moderate dew.
Eq Diam=21.7" Altitude= 19 - 22 degs.
The NPH and haze over Hellas is well seen.
[Damian Peach: Loudwater, Buckinghamshire, UK.]
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